REVISION

1. Refer to Figure 4 below, name the components labelled A to D

2. State the types of magnetic poles for each diagram.

3. List down the characteristics of a solid in terms of its shape and compressibility
4. Give 3 disadvantages of rusting
5. A stretching force of 150N on a spring produces an extension of 8 cm. assuming that the limit of
proportionality has not been exceeded, calculate the spring constant.
6. Convert 80°C to Kelvin scale
7. Differentiate between stable equilibrium and unstable equilibrium
8. From the diagram below, which one will exerts the most pressure and state a reason for your
answer
9. A woman lifts a mass of 12 kg onto a shelf 4 m above the floor in 10s. Calculate the power
exerted by the woman. Take the acceleration due to gravity, g to be 10 m/s2.
10.

a. Which of the Line A, B or C stands for the car travelling at constant velocity?
b. Calculate the distance the car has travelled for the first 2s
REVISION

1. Refer to Figure 4 below, name the components labelled A to D

2. State the types of magnetic poles for each diagram.

3. List down the characteristics of a solid in terms of its shape and compressibility
4. Give 3 disadvantages of rusting
5. A stretching force of 150N on a spring produces an extension of 8 cm. assuming that the limit of
proportionality has not been exceeded, calculate the spring constant.
6. Convert 80°C to Kelvin scale
7. Differentiate between stable equilibrium and unstable equilibrium
8. From the diagram below, which one will exerts the most pressure and state a reason for your
answer
9. A woman lifts a mass of 12 kg onto a shelf 4 m above the floor in 10s. Calculate the power
exerted by the woman. Take the acceleration due to gravity, g to be 10 m/s2.
10.

a. Which of the Line A, B or C stands for the car travelling at constant velocity?
b. Calculate the distance the car has travelled for the first 2s